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Why don't these go in the system prompt or something that is easy to update?

Friendly reminder that PC-GPE is still online!

"Higher coffee consumption was linked to a more favourable glucose–insulin profile, higher concentrations of total and bioavailable testosterone, and increased levels of sex hormone-binding globulin (SHBG). At the same time, free testosterone and the free androgen index were modestly lower. In women, hormonal associations were more limited and were primarily characterised by higher SHBG and lower measures of free androgens."

- Total testosterone = free + bound to albumin + bound to SHBG

- Bioavailable testosterone = free + bound to albumin

- Free testosterone = free (not bound to any protein)

...aaaand now I got a mild headache. Is this good or bad? Is this why the title says "links" and not "promotes" or "inhibits" or any other word with a concrete negative or positive connotation?

Number #8 will surprise you!

I keep a computer graphics book that I'm reading over and over again, just one chapter that is concerned with physically-based rendering. By now the theory is getting so ingrained I could write a path tracer in my sleep! But then again, I don't want to.

My favorite is MONEY.BAS

The replacement has a Geiger counter, don't worry.

Looking straight into the eyes, strong handshake, exuding confidence?

You can find recorded presentations on YouTube: https://youtu.be/_eSAF_qT_FY

Tester tester kits will need to include a known good and a known bad reference cable for comparisons.

Also a few free-but-cut-down versions like 5 (which still recognizes MS-DOS executables). I'm not going to recommend downloading it from any of the locations mentioned here but it's out there: https://reverseengineering.stackexchange.com/questions/19179...

But how can we know which tester is good and which one is scammy?

How many hours did you play when you found out you can dismiss the "computer updated" notification?

Was copying to the clipboard disallowed back then?

This gets me thinking (although there is not much to divine from three letters). Maybe it's a Jennifer Lawrence GIF-inspired "Yeah, right" then? Downplaying the significance?

OK, that I can relate to! :)

Affirmation?

I had a Crystal Semiconductor-based clone card that supported the SB Pro 2.0 features around that time.

Not sure when the switchover happened, but IIRC I started out with SDL2 on Homebrew and recently got this compatbility shim instead when it updated: https://github.com/libsdl-org/sdl2-compat

Tell us about the great Sound Blaster shortage! I thought they threw one after you each time you left a PC parts shop. (Could be a different time period.) The GUS on the other hand...

Schism Tracker as well: https://github.com/schismtracker/schismtracker/

Do you want my honest, load-bearing opinion?

But this is an issue with all legislation (or tabletop game design), right? You also don't want to fall on the opposite end of the scale where the people tasked with prosecuting these violations are allowed to go just by feel.

What is your proposed time limit (when someone has to be hired to fill the position) and "cooldown period" (when hiring can re-open after someone does not meet expectations in practice)?

...computing, quantum machine learning, and quantum chemistry (probably a title length limit)

This is how Lumacode works, for home computers and consoles that don't have a digital display output. It encodes data in brightness levels of the composite video signal that can be reconstructed on the other end. An example: https://github.com/c0pperdragon/LumaCode/wiki/VIC-II-dizer-(...

Related work (all involve noise and flickering images, photosensitive eyes/brains beware):

- "This game disappears if you pause it": https://youtu.be/Bg3RAI8uyVw

- "Illusion: If You Pause, The Image Will Disappear": https://youtu.be/ZqGfb_Vlrig

We had Denver and Barney and The Land Before Time but kids suddenly memorizing all the latin names of each species was not a thing before Jurassic Park. (I think.)

I guessed HOPTO and PHOOT but none of them worked unfortunately

Then we'll have to decrease the radius a bit.

Whenever leap seconds were added, Google was running the clocks on their servers slower/faster over a longer period of time (hours) so they would slowly drift back in sync with the solid platinum, perfectly spherical grandfather's clock sitting in NIST or whatever: https://developers.google.com/time/smear